• 专利标题:   Two-dimensional covalent organic framework used in heterostructure, dielectric bilayer and capacitor, and for preparing two-dimensional covalent organic framework thin film, comprises regularly porous, covalently linked, and layered structure.
  • 专利号:   WO2022159668-A1
  • 发明人:   EVANS A M, DICHTEL W R, HERSAM M C, SANGWAN V K, CASTANO I, HOPKINS P E, GIRI A
  • 专利权人:   UNIV NORTHWESTERN, UNIV VIRGINIA PATENT FOUND
  • 国际专利分类:   B01D053/02, B01J020/22, C07D487/22
  • 专利详细信息:   WO2022159668-A1 28 Jul 2022 B01J-020/22 202267 Pages: 68 English
  • 申请详细信息:   WO2022159668-A1 WOUS013260 21 Jan 2022
  • 优先权号:   US140141P

▎ 摘  要

NOVELTY - Two-dimensional covalent organic framework comprises a regularly porous, covalently linked and layered structure, where the dielectric constant k is less than 2.4. USE - The two-dimensional covalent organic framework is used in a heterostructure, a dielectric bilayer and a capacitor, and for preparing a two-dimensional covalent organic framework thin film (claimed). ADVANTAGE - The framework possess high thermal conductivity. DETAILED DESCRIPTION - INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are included for the following: (1) (1) a heterostructure comprising the two-dimensional covalent organic framework and a templating substrate; (2) (2) a dielectric bilayer comprising the two-dimensional covalent organic framework and a blocking layer configured to minimize leakage current; (3) (3) a capacitor comprising the two-dimensional covalent organic framework positioned between two conductive plates; and (4) (4) a method for preparing two-dimensional covalent organic framework thin film, involving (a) contacting a solution with a templating substrate in a reaction vessel under conditions sufficient for preparing a covalent organic framework, where the heterostructure comprises a first layer of two-dimensional covalent organic framework deposited on the templating substrate and a liquid phase is formed within the reaction vessel, and (b) removing an insoluble covalent organic framework dispersed within the liquid phase, where the solution comprises building units, linking units, and a solvent.